New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-10

looked moro or less like vulgar newspaper ngho'
Let us have peace and harmony once more with
q resumption Of the ordinary amenities Oh jour-
nalism.
There was fatuous young man who ran againsu
Jimmy Hustled. were is dat barty nowp"
Let everybody get what comfort he can out
Of the side shows.
Now, Colonel Fellows, II you are as anxious
TO try Cleary as you wero before election, 60
right at it. But do be careful Of your health. IL
would be most unfortunate to begin the case
and then find yourself obliged TO go to Arkansas.
Ohio didn't snub Foraker at oil events
Things are very much mixed when New-York
Zoos Democratic and New-Jersey goes Republican
Judpe Gary's reelection in Chicago is de-
served tribute TO brave Judge. 1t is astonishing
that even in Chicago any man, even Captain
Black. shall have the effrontery to olfer hlmseH
MS an Anarchist candidate for Judge An Anarchist
ticket ought to be much Of an imposSibily
in a civilized community as murderers tioAcO'
or O burglars ticket.
This election leaves the Democracy deeper III
debt than ever to the Probbnonists.
One OF the gratifying incidents OF the eectoh
was the success OF George Cromwell, young he
publican OF ability and energy IN hlchlhono
County. He succeeded in defeating that Ola "ar
horse of tho Democracy, Ed" Dloore "'o'o
public career had not been OF nature 10 co'",."u
him to the support Of patriots ME- Oroh"eA 80
ono OF the young Republicans whose future VIII
be watched with interest Intelligent, earnest ana
ambitious. he will devote himself at Albany not
only to the interests Of his constituents, but also
to those of the party and the STATE.
Tho Republican defeat in this State is due to
Doodle and rum.
Mr.. Ncoll comes up smiling and wastes no time
in regret lie is right in feeling that he has
occasion TO be proud Of his vote 1t represented
the best and most truly patriotic portion OF the city
What Mr. Blaine killed again? Why, wasn't
he dead in lss4-absolutely and totally extinct
And wasn't he killed the next year and again
last ycarP The Mugwumrs onght not to waste so
much moralizing upon n political corpse. as they
assume him 10 be. A public man who has to be
killed of regularly every November may be sus-
pcctnd of having considerable vitality.
To Jnnuircr: Yes when Mr.. Chaplin becomes
Mayor of Brooklyn his post Office address Will
doubtless he Albany, and those who want TO
find him will do well to seek him at the Capital
rather than in the City of Churches. Why mott
While Mr. Chnpin has been Controller his ostcnsible
residence las been in Albany, in which city the
Office of the Controller is situated but unless
common report is at fault. he has spent the bulk
Of his time below Harlem River. Hence it is
only reasonable TO conclude that he holds 10
the theory that fidelity to the peoples interests
demands that the incumbent of office should
keep the office itself at distance. He is that
sort OF lone-ran reformcr.
Tho defeat Of the Prohibition amendment in
Oregon is the third defeat Of that kind this year.
II is with all politencSs that we suggest to our
esteemed contemporaries the policy of ccasiDg TO
call each other names and OF turning their
attention to alidavi;s.
The NcwYorl Republicans need to import
from Ohio few practical ideas respecting political
cam aigning. The headquarters and committee
work is most effective in that State and political
questions are discussed with franlncss vigor and
courage. There is too much diplomacy here and
too little real campaigning. Ohio is kept Mt the
head OF tie Republican column by systematic,
intelligent and pcrsistc-t labor on the part OF
the iarty managers.
Governor Hill may smile. but il is certain
that hc doesn't feel like smiling suppose the
State has gone Democratic. what shall it profit
him. 50 far A. his pet partisan schemes are con
ccrncd white tie Senate continues TO lie Re-
publican.
Justice is slaughtered 10 make a booiers'
holiday.
The Wonderful Shirt Collar of General Frank
Srinola in its favoritc character of Confaon OF
victory was the observed Of all observers at
Tammanys post-clcction jolliication. The General
assured the statesmen and patriots in the course
of glowing address that they had been faithful
to the principles Of your fathers 1t 'rdS rather
rough on the fathers. but the policemen present
neglected 20 interfere on their behalf.